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Chemistry, 03.03.2022 21:00, smarty5187

Consider the two setups below. in setup 1, conducting bodies A and B have the same temperature, while in setup 2, conducting bodies C and D have different temperatures-C is hotter than D. All the bodies are made of the same material. a. will heat transfer occur in both setups?why?

b. in the setup(s) where heat transfer can occur, draw an arrow in the diagram(s) to represent the direction of heat flow between the two bodies.

c. will heat perpetually flow between the two bodies in each setup?why?

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